Reader Olivier Lebra shared this ‘unplugged’ acoustic piano take on Vangelis‘s Prelude, from the album Voices.
The performance is the latest in a series of Vangelis covers by Lebra, embedded as a playlist below:
Reader Olivier Lebra shared this ‘unplugged’ acoustic piano take on Vangelis‘s Prelude, from the album Voices.
The performance is the latest in a series of Vangelis covers by Lebra, embedded as a playlist below:
Those are some interesting takes(tracks)by O.Lebra there, especially the featured one on the acoustic piano very inspiring almost brought auh sentimental tear tooo my eye of recollection; Thinking of Vangelis & His(the)Great(s’)work, really nice stuff wonderin’ what kind of apiano that he’s using I missEd it in the vid”s description I’d like tooo hear this done on some of top digital apianos, vst’s, unacorda,..etc thanx folks
Very nice! I always thought this track sounded a little Ennio Morricone esque….. just a little! 🙂
I recently recorded a reinterpretation of Vangelis’ classic ‘To the Unknown Man’ – you can listen / check out the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WxzWXifTms
Very nice, what kind of acoustic is that? Seems to have a little over 5 octaves.
Thank you guys
Thank you guys! Butch, the piano is a Klavins 64-key Una Corda. The first one was “made to order” for Nils Frahm.
Quite good. A solid composition sounds good on any instrument.